> > If you're interested, Southern Utah is a great place to visit. As far as I know, there are more National Parks in Utah than in the entire U.S. combined. That's what I've heard anyway, and Utah DOES have a TON of parks. And all of them are breathtaking. In my opinion, everyone who visits the U.S. should visit the Utah Parks.
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> > Arizona, which is pretty close to a lot of the Parks, has some cool stuff to offer, too.
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> > Anyway, I'd be willing to make a trip down there to see them again, depending on if/when you come. But they are well worth your time.
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> > Mia
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> My Uncle has a cabin in S. Utah, inside Zion's national Park. Very beautiful. The cabin, too. He's offered a million times over to let me stay there, so perhaps I could host a little party for the Utah Rinkies and you. There is a ton of room, so a lot of privacy. We often have our entire extended family down there (26-36 people) and everyone either has a bed or a couch (or the hammock!) to sleep on. It also has all the modern conveniences one could desire in a cabin in the middle of nowhere (running water, whee!!). Anyway, if it's a possiblity just ask!
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> Tess

Sounds like the perfect place for wintermute to hide all the bodies.

-FP